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Japan’s New Era of Global Content Collaboration Takes Center Stage at Mip London
Japanese format creators discuss international collaborations for manga, unscripted shows and documentary co-productions at Mip London.
Yasuda noted that co-productions allow NHK to “elevate our creativity, to diversify our way of storytelling,” while acknowledging that different versions of the content were created for domestic and international audiences. Fumi Nishibashi of The Seven, a production company under TBS (Tokyo Broadcasting System), outlined how Japanese manga adaptations are finding global success through streaming platforms and international partnerships. The panel ended with an acknowledgment that differences in expectations, budgets, and commercial terms between Japanese and international markets remain topics for future discussion, highlighting the ongoing evolution of Japan’s approach to global content collaboration.
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